[Black / Silver] Even if you don't have a Colbor this is awesome to be able to use your NP-F batteries to power usbc devices

[0.595 lb] I already had the Colbor W60 and it was a good light, but initially I had several that I could use with an alternate power source. I just hadn't decided which to go for.

In the end I opted to stay with Colbor and decided to get the accompanying power grip. I was a little surprised when it arrived as it was much chunkier than I expected. It's a beast!

It attaches without issue and a power cable comes with it so it's easy to get going once the grip has been charged.

Although chunkier than expected it is comfortable to hold and use and it does make a world of difference. I use the Colbor for quick and dirty extra lighting without the need to use power blocks or light stands. Having said that, you could mount the grip on one if needed.

Overall, a great power grip and highly recommended.

[Black / Silver] It's just nice having a V-mount battery on such a little COB light. I've found that this D-tap cable is the only cable I can find that works. None of the C to C cables worked but this D-tap cable does and I bought one of each of these for each Colbor light I own. Super Great and small.

[0.595 lb] Very good, adapter, works as it should. I wouldn't recommend heavier setups. Great for smaller to medium weight light setup.

[Black / Silver] I really like the way it attaches to the fixture and I love the power indicator. My batteries don't have one.

It would be nice if the AC could attached like that.


I had little spots that were overheating went used with batteries

'cause the fan didn't work without AC. The CL60 fan's is operationnal

when used with this set up but don't go too high on brightness. With two NP of 4400mAh, the CL60 at 40 % and 4000K, it ran for 2 hours.
Another pair of identical batteries lasted 20 minutes. So check your batteries and if the amount of time is not sufficent, the problem is there.
When I use a spot on batteries, it's because I want to be quick or I'm outside at night, in dim places... It's not to fight a strong backlight. 40% on the CL60 is strong enough.

[0.595 lb] I went to hardware store and bought a sleeve measuring 5/8 OD and 1/4 ID and put it into the bracket's receiver. I drilled a hole in its side for the nut to pass through and tighten on the umbrella. Some umbrellas may be a bit larger so enlarge the center hole as needed.
This puts the flash on axis into the middle of the umbrella. Bowen mount has adapters for sundry flash units.

[0.595 lb] It’s interesting how we can be used for other things as well. But it works well as a stand, and it works well as a connector to other devices because it has a screw at the bottom which allows it to be mounted to anything. It’s also easy to travel with..I purchased two so thank fully I’m looking to use them daily along with the light . This was the first time I’ve ever seen something that arrived to me so quickly. I did not order any express shipping at all and two days later it was delivered to me. Thank you very much thank you thanks a lot thank you thank you thank you. I

[0.595 lb] Works just fine!

[0.595 lb] quick set up and take down! Perfect size for smaller areas to illuminate.

[Black / Silver] Initially, I encountered a problem with the unit discharging slowly over time (a week or so). But then I found how to turn it off so It fits not discharge. I'm not sure if this is only my unit phenomenon, but if I press the silver button fast 2 times and the dot lights turn off, the unit completely turn off and does not discharge.
I love the fact that I can charge this battery fast at 97 watts.